of the current user. As you examine each record, check if it's
different than the current one. If it is, save it as the current username,
and print the login info. If it's the same, just print the login info.
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ks
like this:
[mysqld]
basedir = e:/mysql/
I needed to do this before mysqld would even start.
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> $myVal = "
> *trying to accomplish putting " qotes around my string values*
Try
$myVal = "";
or
$myVal = '';
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p just has one that works like a combination of both of perl's)
I was OK.
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ry indicating whether or not the query was successful.
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Department of Computing Services,
University of Saskatchewan
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array pointer. After the first time you
loop through the array, the pointer is at the end, so the second loop won't
really do anything. Use the reset frunction to reset the array pointer to
the first element.
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h);
if ($query) {
print "Second SELECT successful\n";
} else {
print "Second SELECT failed\n";
}
?>
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